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Exec Chat: 'Wow Factor' Is Important in Medtech Investment, But It’s Not Everything Says Ceros CEO

'There is a Revolution In Medtech And Money On the Sidelines,’ Ceros’ Mark Goldwasser told Medtech Insight in an interview

 
• By Marion Webb

Medtech Insight interviewed the CEO of Ceros Financial Services and its investment banking division, Ceros Capital Markets, about the firm’s considerations for funding early-stage medtechs, and outlook for medtech fundraising, in this uncertain economic climate.

Mark Goldwasser
• Source: Ceros Financial Services

Mark Goldwasser, CEO of New York-based asset management firm Ceros Financial Services, thinks there is a revolution starting in the medtech industry, money on the sidelines, and opportunities to be had in this post-Covid world.

Goldwasser recently talked to Medtech Insight about the company’s investment portfolio and outlook for medtech investment, which has been facing...

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